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Commander, Assistant Conductor
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Portland, OR
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"rojo" is a ma'am.
And her point was about contemporaneity, not quality. 1962 was forty-eight years ago, and a lot has happened since then. But since you've brought "quality" up, you should certainly be able to do better than a dismissive "rubbish." All that does is identify something about you and your listening abilities and your attitudes, which may indeed be interesting, but they are not what this thread is about. Yes, I know. The thread did start out as an expression of contratrombone64's listening abilities and attitudes. OK, so that IS what this thread is about. How's this, then? Let's try to do more than simply express our attitudes. Let's at least give a wee justification for having them. And maybe even a wee justification for expressing them in the first place. This is especially true for negative comments. A positive comment carries some built-in justification, after all. Positive comments lead somewhere, open things up generally. Negative ones close everything down. Some things may need to be closed down, you might argue. Well, justify the negative comments, then! Sneers and dismissals do nobody any good. |
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Commander, Assistant Conductor
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Portland, OR
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Not sure what you're addressing there, Contra. In what way was I determining someone's cognitive process?
I was pointing out that a word like "rubbish" is a dismissal of the thing so designated. Not much cognitive processing necessary to come to that conclusion. But perhaps it was my use of the word "sneer." That seems a fair assessment of the last couple of posts of yours and J.H.C.'s. I don't think that you would suggest that I should take everything I read at "face" value, completely oblivious to the daggers of sarcasm you two so carefully crafted. If I did that, I simply be faced with a contradiction: Ligeti is a genius for writing this. This is rubbish. But it's not a contradiction, is it? Statement one is sarcastic (as is "now THERE'S my original composition"), and statement two is not. Actually, if you'd like to cast your eyes over my post again, you'll see that I was calling for more explication of cognitive processes, from the processors themselves. That is, I'd like to see more than just the conclusion ("rubbish"); I'd like to see the process that led to that conclusion. |
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Commodore con Forza
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My apologies to you rojo I did not intend to offend you
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Commander, Assistant Conductor
Join Date: Jul 2007
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Well, excuse me for requesting something more than empty, unsubstantiated assertions. If all you want is simply to call names, then you needn't worry that we'll ever get into any sort of conversation!
You've been playing and listening to music for a long while. Seems a pity that you won't share some of that with us. |
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Commodore con Forza
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![]() NB, I am not calling names, and you would probably find my music boring old stuff so what would be the point of discussing it with you. I repeat for the last time hoping that you can understand "You really are very touchy and I have no intention of getting into an argument with you, I have seen some of your posts on other forums and realise that it is pointless, btw are you a musician or a composer??? |
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Admiral Maestoso
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: UK
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To move on, I hope this doesn't make you sore (saw).
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yhu6ba5ihbw Margaret |
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